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Is Poland a safe country for people of color?


jonni 16 | 2,482
28 Mar 2010 #152
That you think having a "big mouth" or "walking around with a beautiful slavic girl" is grounds for violence.

Though I suspect that only one of the above is likely to apply to you.
Seanus 15 | 19,674
28 Mar 2010 #153
Many Poles do tend to be indifferent, that's true. Still, I wouldn't like to be a coloured person out on a Friday or Saturday night in quite a few parts of Warsaw or certain towns in the east of Poland. Gliwice is quite a conservative town so coloured people are noticed but often left alone. It just takes a drunken idiot to spark off fights.
jarnowa 4 | 499
28 Mar 2010 #154
That you think having a "big mouth" or "walking around with a beautiful slavic girl" is grounds for violence.

Though I suspect that only one of the above is likely to apply to you.[/quote]
it's offensive behaviour.
and some people don't tolerate much from immigrants and will start using violence.
that's just a fact of life. everyone knows it, so it's better for them to behave inoffensive.
aphrodisiac 11 | 2,437
28 Mar 2010 #155
ha, ha. it went right over his head:)

yes, I agree, I am the one who is not smart.
Seanus 15 | 19,674
28 Mar 2010 #156
So some Poles are allowed to have big mouths and offend the space of others but not immigrants, right? (a common complaint of immigrants, that their space is taken).

They don't have the right of freedom of association? Are Slavic girls terrorists that they can't talk to? Are you paranoid?
jarnowa 4 | 499
28 Mar 2010 #157
Seanus: What is all this elitist Slavic BS? Slavic this, Slavic that.

You don't like slavic girls? ;)
Seanus 15 | 19,674
28 Mar 2010 #158
I'm married to a Polish woman so why would I be looking at other Slavic women? I don't like a lot of their vanity and lack of objectivity, no.
jarnowa 4 | 499
28 Mar 2010 #159
aphrodisiac: yes, I agree, I am the one who is not smart.

i'm glad you finally figured out. now do us a pleasure and stop posting.
hello8375839274
9 Oct 2016 #160
sigh seriously
Colored
9 Oct 2016 #161
What does "people of color" mean, anyway? Do Poles have no color?
jon357 74 | 22,054
9 Oct 2016 #162
Do Poles have no color?

They certainly often do, some are black, some brown, some yellow.
Wulkan - | 3,203
9 Oct 2016 #163
Is Poland a safe country for people of color?

Certainly safer than Africa is for the people of no-color.
jon357 74 | 22,054
9 Oct 2016 #164
Been to Africa much, have you?
Wulkan - | 3,203
9 Oct 2016 #165
Not much, Not counting Egypt because that's not a real Africa to me I visited only 2 times.
jon357 74 | 22,054
9 Oct 2016 #166
Having lived in two different countries on that continent (somewhere a bit more African than Hurghada or Sharm) your comment in post #164 is just plain wrong.

And who would want Poland to be anything less than safe for someone of whatever colour...

And yes, the larger cities in Poland are increasingly safer and are welcoming to people whatever their skin colour. As it should be.
Elhan - | 2
10 Oct 2016 #167
I'm in this very situation at the moment. Im grew up in France but my parents are from SE Asia.
My girlfriend decide to move to Wroclaw for her studies. So I moved with her. This is my first time in Poland, I never though about coming to this place before. Like it wasnt really a country that I wanted to visit.

Since we here (two weeks), I noticed girls are watching me a lot. Like staring. In the pub especially, nightclubs too. In the street too, but staring like I've never been stared at before.

Boys have no problems with me I guess, sometime I just feel that they are looking at me in a bad way, or looking down on me. Old people look at me too, but not like young people.

Something that I never done before in London, or France is giving away cigarette when one is asking. Old people are really nice when they ask and I'm giving to them (they know I'm a foreigner, so they say thank you and trying to speak a little bit). Young people are just asking, and sometime they leave without saying thanks.

I never felt bad in here since I'm here. I'm just little bit afraid sometimes, but I think it will be better and better with time. I hope, because this country and the people are nice.
ender 5 | 398
11 Oct 2016 #168
I noticed girls are watching me a lot.

You are probably pretty.

I never done before in London, or France is giving away cigarette when one is asking.

It's cigarette they relatively cheap in Poland. I understand only people I'm not giving cigarettes are kids, I have to change my I attitude and stop giving cigarettes and change to English.
Albany NY 2 | 19
30 Oct 2016 #169
Don't go to Poland. Poles in general are very very racist and bigots. Most Poles are thieves.

You're risking your life going to Poland.
peter_olsztyn 6 | 1,098
30 Oct 2016 #170
Most Poles are thieves.

thank God not junkies with guns or knives ;)
Crow 155 | 9,025
30 Oct 2016 #173
i still contemplate what would happen if Barack Obama ever come to Poland to hold motivational speech in front of Polish masses. Imagine that Obama said to Poles:``... and so, as a black, i would lead you whites against that evil Russia. We shell fight together till all of you die fighting.``.

After that, i think that would Poles caught Obama and burn him alive.
Albany NY 2 | 19
30 Oct 2016 #174
Poland is unsafe for anybody.

Tak tak.

Very violent, dishonest society.

Stay far away from Poland and never financially invest in Poland.

Tak tak.
rozumiemnic 8 | 3,862
30 Oct 2016 #175
Obama is as much white as he is black, Crow, just saying.
rozumiemnic 8 | 3,862
30 Oct 2016 #176
youtube.com/watch?v=TQn4eVdXy_w

Back on topic everyone please
Czeslaw #1
30 Oct 2016 #177
The Polish responses seem very immature. Is this forum just for Polish teenagers?

Usually teenagers insult each other this way, not adults.
AvoidPoland
30 Oct 2016 #178
I really would not go to Poland if I was you. I am black born in the UK and since the migration of millions of Polish people to the UK myself and many other black and Asian people that I know have experience a lot of racism from these people. They are not used to multicultural societies. My friend who works for a major supermarket has been called a monkey, a car full of Polish people (polish registration number) shouted the N word at my 72 year old mother as she was walking home. These are the just the facts from my perspective as a black person. I would never personally go to that country. I would give it a miss to avoid the backward potential hatred. Moreover, as shown on this threat - Polish people admit their country is racist (whilst at the same time complaining about the discrimination they experience from white British people - go figure!).
AvoidPoland
30 Oct 2016 #179
Seanus - Did you really say "coloured" people - Are you existing in the 1950's or 60's? Wow
AvoidPoland
30 Oct 2016 #180
Wulcan - Really - Because when I was in South Africa (a black country) lots of white people seemed to think it was safe enough to live there in the lap of luxury - all whilst proclaiming to be victims (and oppressed!). There were also many white people in Rwanda living off the fat of the land working in high paid positions as NGO's. In fact just think of any African nation with a wealth of natural resources and you will find white people - danger or not!


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